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The Washington critic., 1887-06-10
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


The committee to examine applicants
for admission to the District bar will hold
meeting on the 2lst instant.
u. Cunningham, j. F. Horan, W. s.
Anderson and John Mitchell have been ad-
mitted to register as master plumbers.
The Senate Committee on Printing will
meet on the 18th instant to elect a suc-
sessor Of the late Major Ben: Perley Poore.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has chartered the steamer Jane Nose
ley, and she Will for the next two months
run from Baltimore to Bay Ridge.
MIR. Green d. Rsum asks that the Dis
trict be eDjoined from interfering with his
use Of the west five feet OF lot S, square 2i2,
for grading, paving, and establishing an
alley.
The Criminal Court yesterday afternoon
entered upon the trial OF the three Italians,
Nipcenso Polito, Francisco Geroce and
lgnasio Caruso, charged with the larceny of
q gold watch from Abraham l.. Saltzsteln
on the 10th Of March last.
John F. Brown, the negro indicted for
arson In an alleged attempt to set fire to the
house OF Amanda Wall, was acquitted yes
terday. Assistant Attorney A. A. Lips
combe refused to prosecute after number
OF reliable witnesses had sworn to an alibi.
John NJ. Jewell, for thirty-two years
paralysis at his home, So street northwest,
on Wednesday, aged 6S years. The funeral
took place this afternoon at . o'clock from
bis late residence. The interment was OF
Rock Creek.
The young bride OF Mr.. II. l.. Taylor
OF the Generals Office contracted
brain fever several weeks ago from ex-
posure to the sun while on an excursion
down the river, which resulted In her death
yesterday. She had been married but few
months. Her funeral takes place this after.
noon from her late residence, 507 Fourth
street.
The following have been elected ad.
dtional officers Of the recently organized
Automatic Water Gas Company: Vice
President, Benjamin U. Keyser; treasurer,
August Burgdorff; executive committee,
B. U. Reyser, August Burgdorff. The exec
utive committee was authorized to deliver
stock and to place $50, 900 worth Of stock In
the hands of the treasllrer
The Washington critic., 1887-06-10

Its conceded fact that our clothing is
the best and prices the smallest
EisENfAN BROS, eth and L sts.
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brink PHI. Best Brewing Com
nIAI,a MliAnulee H..nr.

the acknowledged Beer OF the District, Fol-
Trademark (Which appears on every bottle),
zee Sunday papers. Retailed By dealers
generally and Wholesale only by 4. d. Har-
per, 708 and 705 North Capitol street.
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For All Aches and Pains

MoSoGRAMs and address dies stamped in
colors at low figures. Kervand's, 1012
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-10

Why Not Buy Your Chiidren's
clothing from manufacturers directf We
can assure saving Of several dellars per
suit. EIsEMAS Bios,
Corner Seventh and Z.
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PIEDMONT AIR LINE,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE g. 1887.
$50 a. IN. East Tennessee mail daily for War
Lynchburg and stations between HioxaS.
dria and Lynchburg, Blue Ridge Springs,
Alleghany, Springs, Bristol, Knoxville,
Rome, Calera, Montgomery and New
Orleans. Pullman Sleeper Washington to
New Orleans.
li:si a. m. Fast mall daily for warrenton,
Charlottesville, Gordonsyille, stations
Rocky Mount, Danville and stations be-
tween Lynchburg and Danyillc, Greens.
bore, Raieigh, Charlotte, atlanta, Blrm.
and. California. Pullman sleeper New
York to Atlanta, In connection with Pull.
man sleepers Atlanta to New Orleans, and
a:s5 p. m: daily except Sunday, for Manassas,
strasbnrg and intermediate stations.
$50 p. m. Western express daily for Warren
ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Louis-
Vile, Cincinnati and Summer resorts on
and near line of Chesapeake and Ohio
trains Washington to Louisville; also
Memphis Little Rock and ali Southwest.
%ahSRtan RSns Through Mdss Paman ispsrs WsSs
change.
lip: m. Southern expressdaily for Lynohburg,
llSi planyiillo' kalegh, Asheyille, Charlotte, GO.
Pullman sleepers Washington to Mont
gomery, connecting with Pullman parlor
cars Montgomery to New Orleans. Pull
man sleerers Washington to Augusta with
out change.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
Leave washington DiSisloN S,Is @ m. daily. exoont
Sunday. and 4A5 p. m. daily, arrive
Round Hill li:37 a: m: and 7:l0 p. M; return
Ing, leave Round Hill sos a. m. daily and
I;s0 p. m. daily, except. Sunday, arriving
Washington $3.50 a. m. and 1855 p. IN.
Through trains from the South via Char.
lotte, Danville and Lynchburg arrive In Wash
nessee, Bristol and Lynchburg, at l0:l5 a. IN.
and 0a0 p. M; via Chesapeake and Ohio route
and Charlottesville, $40 p. IN. Strasburg
local 9:47 a. m.
Tickets, sleepng.car reservation and IN.
formation furnished and baggage checked at
office, col Pennsylvania avenue, and at Pas
senger Station, Pennsylvania II. r., Sixth and
B streets. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
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Johnson's Hotel. European, 18th a Il

Soft Shell, Devlled and Picked Crabs,
Spanish Mackerel, salt Water Taylors,
Frogs, Spring Chicken, Turtle Soup, Little
Neck CLANS, Norfolk Oysters, and lots OF
other dishes too numerous to mention. Also
the largest variety Of Hot and Cold Lunch
In the city. None but the best. Lifetime ex-
pcrienGe Ladies' large saloon attached.
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Every Taste and Need
la satisfied by Colgstes unequaled line OF
toilet soaps. Cashmere Bouquet sold all
over the world.
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1t Is the Hest.
Ask for 1t. Schlitzs' Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-10

W. Ii. HOughtOn 4 Co., 1914 r
street Northwest.
Have received their new line OF straw mat
tings, baby carriages and materials for slip
furniture covers. Prices oil guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-10

FAMOUS burlesque queens at Keynan's,
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NsvcaH sctnox,dsss the aid cha
rsc.iv.s from hso-a-lin by curing her
pshsnts by lie help.
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FAUQUIEs y.M.lE .NsrITUrE

- $500, W NhhfNIUN, VA.
OPENS II. 9Th sbnasl sos. ion Sept. Il,
~ 1857 Situa ed IN tho Piedmont resion
OF Va, unsurpassed 'or u, beauty, fertility
n, ton The grounds, ton acres In all, are
beautifully Ia d out. Tho building b one Of
tho tne.t sehno' ed besl 10 the State, A full
corps OF teachers. Terms reasonable. aud
address o 30. q. 30 Tier. A NJ, Principal.
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The hhanKhni HANK

Nav YoHK, Aususl l.-DispAtchss
iIom Shanghai, On ina, TO the London,
England, Standard, state that Jay
Gould and the American Silver Ring
have established an American. Chinese
bank with q capital Of t20O, 600, 600
The bank is TO have charge OF the
railways, telegraph contracts. coinage,
bank note Issue aud Affairs OF the war
department, II Ia reported.
Mr. Jay Gould was out OF the city
this morning aud his son, q orgr, wfs
seen NJ the Western Union Telegraph
building on Roadway. He said
"rnere 10 no truth In the report that
my father Ia Interested In an Amer.
Gao Chinese bank l csnno. imagine
waere the story originated. We have
no intefe ets In China. We have all
We can attend 10 In this country with.
out going TO China I 2 business.
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Memphis DAILY eAPpEAL--TUI sDAY. AUGUST 2. 1857
BlROaRAYAOND SELLIERB
STORY OF MS HORRIBLE TREAT.
MENT WHILE In PARIS.
He Was Imprisoned In q Private
Asylum and Subjected to Bar.
barOus Cruelties.

NKw YoRx, August 1.--Baron Ray
mond Selliere, Of Paris, whose eccsn.
tIicities have psrplexsd Paris and New
York, arrived on the La Gascogne yes
to-day from Havre. To q reporter OF
the Herald, the baron gave o full and
clear statement Of his wrongs, which
was supplemented upon his authority
by his intimate friend and fellow voy.
sger, M. Joseph Baudrsis. In the
coute Of long conversation with
him and Mr.. Bsudrals, the story Of
how the modern Lsttre do Cachet and
Oublietle system ID operated 10 France
came ont with occasional and thrilling
emphasis. Those who know some
thing II the affair from cable advices
will remember that the baron arrived
In France from the Uoited States In
May; that he was irlcked into placing
himself In the power Of his enemies
aud that he was cor fin, d in the private
lunttic asylum at Waves, conducted
by DIR. Falret, from the 18Th OF that
month until the l9.h Of July, or sixty.
two days and nights.
Once within the walls OF the asylum
De SsliieIe was for the time beiDg ss
completely lost to the world az II he
had been buried desp in q dungeon
under the towers OF ViDcennes. Il
was two days even before his friends
we're cerialn that ha had been locked
up In sn asylum. He WIS placed Ia a
straight jscket Immediately and by.
podemic injections Of drugs were
m ade by force. Their effect was 10
produce an abnormal cerebral excite.
ment accompanied by confusion OF
ideas. While he was In this STATE a
phy slcian named Montei, an authority
on insanity, and q medical reporter
were posted behind screen, and the
baron WAS goaded to anger and intem.
perate words by DR.. FAlret. The re-
port after this examination Was to the
effect that Do 81 lere was raviDg mad.
Then followed delicate system OF
torture. On the pretsnse OF treating
him for disease OF the nerv.s acids
were employed TO burn the fssh of
his back. The baron has bought
away q shirt which he wore and IL 10
all charred with the corrodipg liz uid.
He was beset by the constant Lar thst
he would DO poisoned and his frie nds
think that but fJr this fear he surely
would have been. For some days he
refused absolutely all food excepting
come goats mils, which he hinse
drew from the udder VI the animal,
aud water crosses which he gathered
from q small brook that ran through
tho garden OF the ests bliehmsnt. Fl.
nally he convinced his keepers that
he would not eai anything unless the y
hrst trsled II, and this thereaf or wa
the .ule Of procedure.
Finally the press Of the United
States and France took the matter up
and he was released. A friend OF the
bsron's last hight said: II am conf
dent that II the press Of France had
not taken mp the Gauss OF the baron
he might have remained until his
death In secret confinement and his
fate wo I'D forever have remained q
feArful mystery To oil but his exuliins
enemies."
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Hfooo eae VSst

Allcook's Porous Pla,ters have suc.
oss,iully and tiumpbantly stood the
test II many years uss by the public
they have never been tqnaled by
INSCRIPTIONS Uni ators wno have
sought 30 win part Of the repu alton
oil Alicnok's by making q plaster with
holes In IT. aud ihsy stand today In.
dored by no only ths highssl medi'
cal authorities, but by thousands oil
RfAteiul patients who have proved
tntit fiicscy 90 = household remedy.
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AT Tar TaIAI..
q Tressesaess tismer By Crowds
OF reosIe.

OF Peesie.
CnioAo >, III, August There was
. Tremendous clamor Of people this
mor.ing Tor admission to the court
where the trial Of the "boodlers" 10
proceeding. An hour before the open.
ing Hundreds q men wers In line for
sisission. snd with Hundreds OF others
sDmp letsly Alloi tho Railways,
thrOngod the elevators and extended
far "a on the sidewalks. Tho absorb.
log q iestion was whether any Of the
eleven dtiendsnts would surrender
uaoondstiouslly aud throw themselves
on the mccoy Of the court. Plain y
the m lhiy Of the crowd expected
some snoh move, but many were . I
the opinion that II Was too late, and
that the dele idsnts' only hope now
Was 10 fight 10 the last, IN the belief
that some accident would favor them"
As u approached the hour, for tho
opsains Of court the interest grew
sS-slutsly t.,.rish At last above the
buss oil voices was heard the sound a
sany footsteps The boodlsrs wo Q
coming In. without exception theii
iaocs we're NJ, aud white. The expec.
fancy that more Of the defendants
vosld plead suilty was not realii ID.
After Mr.. Grlanell said: "The State
reeis," Alex andsr Sullivan, attorney
ts the defense, Immediately began
the introduction q testimony ~ 10
the char 9 or u the men on trial.
Tho very FIRE, witness was Millionaire
Nespn NORA the packer He
swuss thst htOathy and Lynn had
l good reputattops. Mr.. Morris was
| not Gro ,s-eKamined.
Afs other Witnesses testified 10 the
dofsodAnl's coed reputation, there
cams sutpise. Com a. issloner
Michael Vase man left his place
emory the defendants and took the
witness nsnd Ia his own behalf.
Wa orman was very yalc and hii
voice ircmbei, He denied refiAt m All
ohatgea OF bribery NJ iinst him, and In
explaining hos he came 10 receive
ceitaln gums OF money, said. ia
lSsi the County Democratic Club
elected me % ono OF the committee "a
10 a. Washington 10 bring the conyen
ion hero. | collected money ever
vherc. We went down to washiog
ton aud keut open house TO show "a,
people oil Washington the hospitality
u chicago Too Iesul, was that ",
brought TIE convention back here"
| Tho hlaie did not AXE the trouble /,
| cfofo examiro NJ W.esefm.n
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INSTRUMENT ISSUED AT MONTREAL.
m'sAsieLE Assis FED.
Dr. 20. yohn ARRESTED. Charged with
Conspiracy.

Conspiracy.
OaCA0s. Ill, August l.-Dr. 81.
John, the owner OF the schooner Blake,
and who 10 believed to have person.
ally assisted McGarisle to escape, wa,
arrested this morning at the breakfast
table by Inspector B)nfeld. The
doctor was ., once taken before q msg
istrsp and, wsiviog examination, Eur
nishsd bail for $4,000, ID. b. Fisk be-
coming suri,y. ". Johns supposed %
sistsDt In the escsps, DR.. Dali, wa,
NOT moltsted. Alth ugh Del was moi
crested, Q warrant Was out for him
He Was found ct the county hospital
csm plainirg Of being eick. A guard
vas left With Dsll until IL could be M.
cesiasasa whether he Was in Q cond.
tioa 10 be moved. DR.. 1t John waived
sEamissMon In accordsnce with the
advice OF HE attorney, W. X. Foster
q Anarchist trial notoristy. Mr.
Fisk the wholesale milliner who weuI
on DR.. VI. Johns bond pchedulet
property agsregating f2,0O0,p0o.
A eecsnd bondsman vas required o
Dr. 81. John, bat alter many hour
search the came could not be found
rts doctor hid been confident thai
0,lumbas X Oummings, the gas m 4
nste, would become q surety. Not
vithbtsadirg inoessapt urging, Mr.
Cummings filed to put In an appear
snce, aud late In the afternoon, d. 81
John was immuied In q cell. Til,
technical ohggs against him is con
spirscy tgalnst the people in adm,
hc0arisle's escape. A convict on en-
tsss q penalty Of three yIarS impris
onmeut nj hard labor, or n Gee o
fl0OO
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Two nrsAL.i. ,n.rnn.i-

Auov'rA, Ga, August There arc
two breaks In the caaal, one on tbs
fret aud the oiho- on the third level,
TITO dam gee Will probably thut up
the factories Tor some days. Toe lorr
Z, tho city from high water will reach
10000. The Ices 10 y an,eIs csnno,
b. estimated II involves Almnat the
total desI notion oi crops la the "a.
vsnnsh Valley. The liver 10 Iallius
rapidlv.
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Haf IaHrr.

I hsve suffered s'estly from period
icsl returns a Hay Fever. At the
suggestion % Covert 4 Cheever, Drug.
sisis, I obtained Eys Cream Balm,
and used q porloo Of Il during {
severe attack. can cheerfully ttttl.
fy ~ 10 the immediate snd confirm, d
rolisl obtained by ia sse. | heartily
recommend II TO those suffering from
this or kirdied complaints.
(Rsv.l n. A. eNfrH. Ciiaton, wis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02

YATES CrsrnR, KAs.-A good rain
iell here last nigh. sec,mpaui.d by 9
z cd deal Of lightning. Daring The
siorm, Miss sh, han, q young lady
sigA,een y,as old, who was sanding
In the yard, Was struck by lightning
anil infts1ilv Killed
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W. NJ. HALDEMAI
President Of az GRE. LOUISVILLE q .
he knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Clrs

Orrios 90 rns govninlyouhsIL,
". Ns.iersa,iA-lxri waive rule l have
observed for many years, the value Of youi
remedy prompting me 10 SAT- In rer,y Y
gour request. what l know Of your Chil
Cure, The private assurances Of iu sficaol
had, and the good results Of It's effects
bad observed on Mr.. X. W. Meredith. who
lor more than nfteen years, had been fore
man o. my once. Induced mo TO test u 10
M fsmily. The results have been entirely
satisfactory, Tbs fr't ease, was Of tvo
years standing, iq which belisys ever
rary relief the chiils returning periodically
asi With seemingly incrsAfed. severity
Youf care broke them n oncs, and there hn
been no reourrsnts Of them or moro that
sir months. The other case vas OF q mildsf
form, and Yielded more readily 10 othe'
remedies bat the chiils would return AZ 10
tsryals until your medicine vas used, tincs
which time, nov several months, they hsvt
entirely dlsappsared, FROM the opportp.
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express my belief that your Chill Curs 10
valuable .slecihc, and performs all you
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ARTHUR PETER a co.. hsSas' fOsl,.
VILE, Nv
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II would be simply torture for me 10
comply 70 che ex'ent you desire. /
Am sick and need rest 60 badly that !
must asky you to wait until tomorrow.
Soy for me, however, that ! will be
back to Chicago In less than three
months, and when / come / will not
be bounded O. q rascally thief. This
investigation that 10 now being he'd
will develop my Innocence OF any
corrupt act and will convince
the people Of Chicago that In spite Of
all the 'quealiDg' that Ia being made
In cpurt ! am not implicated In any
crooked Transactions. The worst that
can DO said Of me is that had money
given TO me by contractors to give the
county commissioners. Not one cent
Of 1t stuck 70 my fingers. lam q poor
Mc9srisle said he planned the es.
cape himself and regrets that he was
obliged TO impose on the generosity OF
Sheriff Mslson the way be did. II l
staid In JAIL" said he, ut was abso.
lutely certain that 1 would have
spell Of typhoid fever. My system
could not stsnd that and iit became
imperative for me TO get out. An
opportunity for escape presented II.
sslf and embraced It."
THEY wcULD HAVE , UgBr.
McGarigle was secluded all the
morning, bat Just where could not be
sscertained. He was met on arrival
by O party with carriagse, one OF the
party being Patrick Moloney, Of Chi.
csgo, formerly oil Port Huron, Mich.
Everything had evidently been ar
ranged for McGaiigle's reception, and
one OF the party remarked that the
entire plan OF rescue was mapped out
before the escape was attem pied. Had
any attempt been made to seize Nc
3arigIe, q desperate fight, one OF the
schooner Marsh's crew says, would
have been the result. The reported
enort TO disguise the schooner Blake
by painting her red Is explained DIFF.
ierently by the esilors. They say red
blankets were hung over the schoon.
sI's sides TO prevent Identification.
Me0sigle's wife and child are expect
cd In barnis tonight.
INOIorMRSr ISSUED AT MONTREAL.
A telegram from sa mia, Ont, fled
at I o'dock this morning., Gays In.
alruotioDs have been received from
3 stes Attorney Ginnell, Of Chlcsgo,
and the chief VI police, to arrest Nc
0aigc on an indictment issued At
Montreal. The ssrnii Chief Of Police
has not bsen able t. q ad him and the
SUP position Ia that he has left town.
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CEDAR BLUFF
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FALL TENN bssius sop. 4, 1877. For IL
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hddres. H.. rOURJEE, Dir. Franklin So.
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and We v, nj q wa 10 the vessel 10.
gether 1nef W. towed out aud got
a.oDg all Iis I, ony he wind has been
tsnia kog duiiag Almost tho entire
voyage
OaTt Twin confirmed The story Of
abs matter Of the schooner Higgie a.
to'me.t,hs this Blake oh Manislse.
lie would make no def lie admits
alous regarding the person who ~.
ranged i'r McGargls'e passage. In
noarly s.i liH conversation be npoke
gusld.oly, bus he lot ont enough "a
e'roaplh On he euspciln that Df. ~.
John sod Jtnitor Dell knew more
ab)ul TIE recape OF MoGGtigls thar
anyone eiHU 10 chicago
Thi porter thrn vent back Il
Sarnia al 4 r considerable s,arct
iouad Nectar gle, who appeared torri
bly, changed
ms rKAfURKs ARR HAuaARD
and ssilos, Aud mis- Eyes have = hunt
ed ,xpresslon. II am worn out with
worry md excitement" he tsid, "sne
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
Breaking Down and Building Up.

When q man breaks down In the matter Of phys.
icai s~trength. the question Of his recovery depends
In great measure upon the length Of time he allows
to elapse before adopting medicinal means TO r-
cuperate 1t. A tonic. which gives . speedy and
powerful impulse 70 the processes Of digestion and
assimilation, is the best auxiliary he can employ.
and he should resort TO i~tpromPtiy. The most re-
liable dependence Of the feeble. the sged and the
nervous has ever proved to be Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, an invigorant Of national reputation aud
proven worth, commended BY medical men Of dis.
~tinetion, not only for building up . broken down
system, but as a remedy for dyspepsia, ~coustipa'
tion, liver complaint, fever and sEus. and kidney
trouble. While not claimed TO be . panacea, 1t ID
q most useful and comprehensive household rem
edy. II is, moreover. eminently safe as well a,
effective.
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Mile. Rhea,

Mile. Rhea will on Monday next
favor Miles City with the choicest
gem In her acknowledgements and
Galates. 1t has been conceded to be
the acme of classic art, and her rendi-
ton has been called the Ideal Gala
tea. Hell performance Of this role TO
those who have seen the plsy before Is
Q revelation. 1t is suited to her grace.
full. natural acting, that In its realism
c~onceals the art 1t employs. The same
excellent company that supported her
on her former visit will be with her,
and the performance will be made an
event In amusement annals.
"~Pygmalion and Galatea" Is SUN.
Gent Of q novelty here to afford excuse
for giving It's story. Pygmalion. hav.
Ing married Cynisca, carved q statue
OF Galates, his wife being the model.
A. his work progresses he falls deeply
In love with II. Finally 10 10 com.
pleted. = perfect masterpiece, lacking
only one thing-life. He prays the
gods to bestow this attribute upon L..
and bis prayer is heard. As q result,
the love which he felt for he statue 10
intensified 9 hundred fold when the
marble has been changed to flesh and
blood. Galatea returns the sculptor's
passion, and Cynisca becomes deeply
jealous Of her strange rival. AT the
time Of Pygmalion's marriage with
Cynisos. the goddess Artimis had be-
slowed upon each the gift OF calling
the curse Of blindness upon the other
for conjugsI inndellty. or this Cy-
nisca now avaiis hsnelf, b~esseching
Artimls In q passionate appeal. The
goddess replies with q flash Of light
ming, and Pygmalion becomes blind.
The third act shows the sculptor
about to leave his home. Galatsa APP
proaches him, and. pygmalion think.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
A Sad Announcement.
Communicated.)


We are panied to announce the
death of Mrs. Geo. M. Miles. which
occurred yesterday. morning at s
o'clock. II was the dread disease Of
blood poisoning that took her life.
Mrs. Miles was q most estimable
woman bad q large circle of friends.
Tie whole community will deeply
sympathize with her bereaved family
and friends. The funeral will take
place to-day at 4 o'clock at the family
residence just east of town. to which
friends Of the family are invited.
Then on next Sunday a memorial ser
vice will be held at the Presbyterian
church, Of which the deceased was .
member.